This week’s The Edge carries an article on what icapital.biz, which is a close-end fund, is currently having in its portfolio of shares. The shares are listed as below:

  • Integrax
  • Parkson Holdings
  • Astro
  • Padini Holdings
  • PIE
  • Boustead
  • Poh Kong Holdings
  • Suria Capital
  • Tong Herr Resources
  • Petronas Dagangan
  • F&N Holdings
  • Telekom
  • Kuala Lumpur Kepong
  • Swee Joo
  • Mieco Chipboard
  • Lion Diversified
  • Hai-O Enterprise

In terms of market value (as of June 10, 2009), the shares are as follows:

  • Parkson Holdings
  • Astro
  • Kuala Lumpur Kepong
  • F&N Holdings
  • Petronas Dagangan
  • PIE
  • Boustead
  • Padini Holdings
  • Integrax
  • Telekom
  • Tong Herr Resources
  • Suria Capital
  • Hai-O Enterprise
  • Swee Joo
  • Poh Kong Holdings
  • Lion Diversified
  • Mieco Chipboard

It was commented that the portfolio is largely consumer stocks and I think that it because no matter the economy, these stocks are generally more stable. There are no banking, O&G as well as construction counters on it which are typically very sentiment and speculative driven.

Hmm, seeing that this how a reputable fund manager is playing his game, do you think it is wise to follow his portfolio and buy accordingly?

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